I have literally followed Sarah’s channel since she lived at home with her parents hahaha (I remember that camera-broken video lol) and she has grown- got engaged, got married had TWO babies, grown in her career, AND YET, I still find her relatable! I am not married, I do not have children. I have had significant growth in my career, but no family (yet) Sooooo - it might have a lot to do with reliability, but with Sarah, it's the AUTHENTICITY that keeps me here! ❤
I’m not familiar with the interviewer, this video came up on my suggestions because I follow Sarah‘s day. But what a lovely interview and interaction between the two. I have followed Sarah’s day for many years and I think she is a very authentic person. I’ve read through the comments and some of them are quite negative about her. I’m not sure why people are shocked that somebody would talk about themselves in an interview meant to literally talk about themselves. I think she does the best she can in the setting of a career where she shares her life. The culture we live in can be quite difficult and she does take it with respect and grace.
I was one of the 30k that followed her because I went through a breakup at the same time and she was SO RELATABLE. I tried the shred life for a while and lost my period too. But I have been watching her for years and don’t plan on stopping until she hangs her hat up. I genuinely respect her approach to life and willingness to learn and grow. I can’t wait to see her ‘house of groms’ stage of career growth!!
Have followed Sarah since 2015. So grateful for her life and her testimony, especially watching her grow in her confidence and Christianity. What an inspiration, girl.
One thing I wish she would incorporate in her content is the advice of a registered dietitian. I haven’t consumed content of hers since 2020 because I was part of that group that was quite vulnerable and went along with her extreme phase, and coincidentally developed orthorexia, responsibility not pinned on her though. Now, after studying dietetics and finding balance and real health, this talk kind of heals some wounds and resentment I’ve had toward sarah since that time. Thanks!
I like Sarah but i did get annoyed at some point with promoting a natural and healthy lifestyle but having fake tan, fake nails, fake hair, fake lips... and working with a big unethical company like white fox :-/
Thanks for sharing the journey of being a Mother having a baby/a child with a chromosome disorder. I rarely hear anyone else discussing this. With love from another Aussie Mum with a beautiful rare child 🌟
I used to watch Sarah all the time and was super inspired by her diet and loved when she shared her meals. I stopped following her maybe a couple years ago because I felt like she became non relatable. She had this gorgeous house and successful business and perfect family. Just way out there compared to my world
same here, plus with kids. But I still support her in the distance, even though I disagree with a lot of her choices, its her life not mine, i choose to see her bright side.
Totally! It's kinda happening to me now a little but I honestly like her content and even though I am also from a very different part of the world (South America) or economical range, I feel like I shouldn't compare myself with her, not even for a second. She is like a long distance friend that I enjoy very much watching and getting to know whats up with her.
I really respect that she doesn’t want to share the genetic abnormality of her son, and I’m thankful Mally is thriving. But I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t curious. I think it could be educational for viewers but I totally get that he comes first! Love Sarah so so much.
@Bonnie Tang but as a vlogger the topic will come up so it’s not something that can be completely ignored or skirted around. I do take your point but how else do they get around it especially when they’re processing such serious matters themselves. It’s their job at the end of the day x
@@bonnietang3870 That’s not for you to decide. It doesn’t matter where she worked or what she did, it would eventually become obvious and she would have to deal with it “publicly” no matter what. The fact that her entire life is on camera, to bring it up, address it lightly and say she does not feel that details are for everyone to know.. very respectful way of going about it. If she went in on it and displayed his struggles daily, or tried to make money off of it.. maybe that would be different? But then again she could bring a lot of education and normalize these types of “disorders” or whatever it may be. Stay in your lane, worry about your own life is all I can recommend because at the end of the day.. someone will always ridicule her decision (obviously).
@@tinavegas4575 it is not her story to share… especially with MILLIONS watching. The comments and reactions they receive is far different from your life. One day he will be able to go back and see this all. Every word that every stranger shared, you have no idea the affects that will have on a child. And all he will see now is him being loved unconditionally and living his life. If she was embarrassed she would hide him.. she’s being respectful of his journey. Quit mom shaming.
I’ve always had a lot of respect for Sarah and love watching her videos since I found her in 2019. Hearing her open up like this in a long form conversation has only amplified those feelings. Wishing she and her family all the best ❤️
I first found Sarah whenever she announced to Kurt that she was pregnant with Fox. So I started to watch her whenever she posted every 3 days! Then I took a dive to her first videos and watched them all in order. I fell in love with her, her content, and I really enjoyed watching her grow from her "baby youtube" stage to now. All her fitness meet and greets, to moving into the small apartment, to the birth of Fox, of which I balled my eyes out. Then watching Kurt propose, the wedding, all of it! I can say one thing, I love Kurt more than the ex! and I remember when she was talking about all the horror that she was going through when she was pregnant with Malakai with all the trolls assuming, demanding, I was crying and frustrated with her! I love Sarah, her family, and I totally live my fantasy Australian life through her! I am an American, living on the East Coast, and I would love to come to Australian and hope that I see her while im there!
It’s so funny you comment about living your Australian fantasy through her because SAME FOR ME!! I start talking in an accent, I feel like I’m gonna blog like her AND I’ve even asked my hubs if we can move to Australia 🤣🤣
I am only 25 mins into this interview but I am enjoying it a lot. I used to follow Sarah's channel back when I was 16/17 years old, struggling with an eating disorder (falling into a similar set of believing what I was doing was "healthy"/"good") It was during that time that Sarah's "shred life" videos were trending and looking back/during my recovery a few years back I recognised how these kinds of videos were enabling me in my disordered mindset. To have this interview now and hear her reflecting back on that phase of her UA-cam channel and talk honestly about it and to own the content she put out there and to reflect on it critically means a lot to me (more than I would've thought it would) and also is interesting to look back on now and recognise and understand Sarah's situation back then better than I ever could have at 17. I, too, love looking back now, remembering that first-meet up, that break up video, the first tiny apartment Kurt and Sarah shared. good memories :D Anyhow, I just thought I'd leave this here before I get back to watching the rest of the video. All the love and respect going out to Sarah and her family!
Loved this "You do want this, I'm going to slip it in and it's going to be a surprise and you're going to make it work" and how Grace articulated how a video and the context can be understood by every individual so differently. Thoroughly enjoyed!
I have followed Sarah's channel from when she met Kurt, and I was a new mum at the same time so I have grown in my life with her channel. I never see interviews and this was so fantastic. Great insight to both Sarah and Grace (whose channel I love too). I feel that this could be a great podcast on topics because each have different life backgrounds but are in the same space. Business, growth, personal, navigating media. Winning video, so relatable and inspiring from someone who is both a mother and businesswoman ❤️
I think its great for you and your family. I understand you are not showing off but I hope you can also understand why people like me don't follow your journey anymore without taking it personaly. I works 12 hour shifts, 6 days a week and still might never be able to aford a tiny house and kids, it makes you feel a bit shity when you constantly see flashy things and wealth spat in your face eveywhere on social media.
I've been watching Sarah since 2015! This was such a lovely interview and so genuine. Seriously one of my favorite UA-camrs and one of the few I still watch nowadays! Also so proud of her and Kurt's faith! As a christian myself it's lovely to see others be bold and not afraid to share their faith. It's why I love Delilah and Milena as well!
I’ve been following Sarah from day one. Had hormonal acne, PCOS and CIN3 (plus endometriosis). I had the procedure Sarah talks about in regards to CIN3, and she’s right, it caused major problems in pregnancy. I nearly had baby at 23 weeks as my body couldn’t hold baby in due to the surgery so I had to remove pre cancerous cells. I had to have a surgery to put a metal band in to keep baby in and a surgery at 38 weeks to remove the metal band. It’s baby’s 1st birthday today and without that surgery baby wouldn’t be here. However a massive point here is in the UK I had to push for a consultants care when pregnant and if I didn’t, the problem wouldn’t have been spotted by the consultant and baby wouldn’t be here. So if you’ve had CIN3 and a procedure to resolve it, demand support if you become pregnant ❤
@@stripesofcolors1 it’s totally manageable but you just need to be pushing Drs to keep a close eye on it. I had routine check ups up check my body was holding baby in place but at one check up it was discovered my body wasn’t, so I was rushed into surgery. Next time, I’ll have this surgery (cervical stitch) from the beginning. It’s common to have the LLETZ procedure for CIN3 removal and not need to cervical stitch in pregnancy. As long as you’re being monitored it’s completely controllable 👌🏼😇
I had a cone biopsy for my CIN 3 and it's also cause me major issues with my pregnancy (currently 28w) and it was recognised there was a problem at 19w. I'm currently on bed rest and already had the corticosteroids to mature the baby's lungs at 25w. Its so lovely to hear you made it to 38w!! Means there is hope! Thank you 🥰🌷🤰🏼
@@poppyshaw-rutter5554 Stitch removed at 37/38 weeks and baby didn’t come until nearly 40! We’re very lucky 🍀 Wishing you all the best in your pregnancy 🤰 😇
I had the same! Pcos and cin3 and also had the LEEP procedure! Also had major pregnancy complications with the cervical stitch and now have an 18 month old! I had no idea I could have such huge problems and I love that sarah has brought more awareness to that
I started watching from almost day 1. Stopped watching around the time Sarah was saying the "toxic culture" bits. Because of exactly what she was saying, she was not eating or switching diets and telling people it was what they "should" do with no evidence or reasoning and it was frustrating. Sooo nice to hear her saying she regrets it. Loved her personality but it just wasn't right. But I appreciate her for getting me thinking of my health, glad she is able to be honest about it.
I love this so so much! I didn’t want it to end. She put my mind at ease when it comes to motherhood, fitness and just life. So relatable and real! The collab i didn’t know i needed ❤
Literal chills when Sarah asked the genetic specialist if they recommend any mother to keep a baby with genetic abnormalities. Praise the lord for your bravery Sarah standing up for your little one 💕
What a cool interview, Grace you are a great interviewer you know how to keep the audience and the guest so engaged, and Sarah you are so open and genuine!
Really enjoyed this conversation, and I love that Grace brought up the responsibility that influencers should take (to a degree) over their content relating to food and fitness. I hope Sarah has been able to accept some of the feedback she’s gotten in the last year or two regarding a message that can at times feel directed towards women suffering from ED. I had followed her for years, but had to take a step back because some of the content felt like it was pushing the boundaries of toxic health inspo. But I’m all for people growing and learning, and I wish the best for her family! She really does seem like such a great mum. *edit: also something i've noticed is that grace has taken down nearly all of the posts she was referring to about macros and fitness advice. would love to see sarah do the same!
i unfollowed her recently. i think she's kinda toxic. she used to say she ate sooo much and made me feel like shit at 17, now she's saying her eating was disordered and not enough? she should take that content down if she doesn't want to influence more people
I love how Sarah said she couldn't relate to certain influencers anymore and there she is, totally not relatable anymore, buying a boat for Christmas etc. - not hating, just pointing out 😂 I still love her but couldn't relate to anything for years
This is such a great convo. Super lovely to hear both Sarah and Grace reflect and recognise toxic culture on social media. We all grew up together and are all better now than we were then 💕💕
I am so glad that I watched this interview. Thank you for being so open about things Sarah ❤ Admittedly I’m someone who stepped away from following your channel because I realized my fitness/eating had become an unhealthy obsession and I needed to not consume that style of content anymore. I’m so happy to hear that you’re rocking a balanced life and killing it as a mum🎉 Looking forward to binge watching your more recent content 😊
I totally understand where she’s coming from regarding her son. I have a son on the spectrum and he is now 12 and thriving! People can say what they want about Sarah, but she’s a damn good mother who always puts her children first. And that’s why she has my support ❤
Sarah, your story is so inspiring. The way you talk, the way you move, the way you show your passion, enthusiasm and understanding is making me think like 'wow, what an incredible woman!'. Professional interview is always good to listen to and watch. You girls both are looking fantastic! :D Thank you for sharing these stories and being there.
Absolutely loved this, have been a sub of Sarah since her first ebook release. Was amazing to hear her reiterate her journey and the changes she has gone through.
You didn’t ask her any of the hard questions and seemed really bias. She says she was really unhealthy and it wasn’t okay yet the videos are still on UA-cam being monetised.
First of all I loved this conversation 🤍 Secondly, I’ve read a couple of ridiculous comments under this video that I want to address. When you’re being hateful online - show your face. Hiding behind negative comments is a coward move. What’s the point of spreading negativity and false information? Please double check information when you’re applying it to somebody & your own body. You don’t have to do or listen to what UA-camrs are doing or saying blindly. You have your own brain. Sarah is just a person and clearly trying to do her best. She doesn’t have everything figured out, you know? But she is constantly trying and that’s admirable.
Why are we not allowed to criticize people anymore? We don’t have to say yes & amen to everything these influencers sell us. You should respect when people disagree, especially since many of the comments are NOT actual hate.
@@kij1997 To clarify: there is a difference between constructive criticism and being hateful. I am not saying you should agree with everything. Definitely not. As I said before you have your own brain but if you’re not agreeing with someone say it respectfully. Calling somebody racist for example is just hurtful, unnecessary and baseless in this case. It’s cyberbullying not criticism.
@@kamilaskutnik5877 I completely agree that a lot of tattle and other stuff is cyber bullying, rude and weirdly obsessive about Sarah’s life. At the time of the cultural appropriation stuff there were a lot of black women commenting trying to educate her about cultural appropriation, the significance of braids, etc. A lot of the response from Sarah was the same stuff you read from her followers in the comments here: “I didn’t do anything wrong, what a stupid thing to get upset about, this is not a big deal, poor me for getting all this hate” etc etc. Even though many of the comments were very kind and respectful and just trying to help her see a different perspective, they got deleted and labeled as “haters”. The same thing happened recently with an ad for one of her workout books where followers very kindly explained how her ad affects people with eating disorders and to please change it or take it down. Response- delete comments, call them haters. I don’t hate Sarah but she does sometimes seem to forget that her place online is such that she is intentionally trying to influence peoples behaviour and make money off them. I don’t think this is bad in itself but it’s not the same as “just being myself and getting hate for it”. Even if she wants to keep a record of her past, she could have one of her staff add a disclaimer before her past videos saying it is not healthy behaviour, or she could take out the ads from those videos, etc.
@@thelovelyvee How many times should she apologize? She apologized and reshoot the campaign. Sarah received death threats because braids situation. I mean … actual death threats. That is insane. She has two sons. No wonder she tried not to provoke the discussion further. Why are people trying force her to talk about it again? It’s clear to me that she was uninformed and did faux-pas. Her only intention was for her hair to look good. Why people can’t let it go? I think she has the right to delete comments that are painful to her. It’s her platform after all. If somebody doesn’t like her and doesn’t agree with that - doesn't have to be there. It’s a bit sad tho that she has to think about stuff that she said and did a few years ago. It’s almost like you can’t really go forward. I think she created a lot of value. Some of it is for free other things are not. I really appreciate the workouts that she is uploading. I love pilates and in ”real world” pilates is expensive. Thanks to her & few other woman on UA-cam I can do it as many times as I want. I feel grateful for it. As she mentioned in the video she is oversharer but I think vulnerability is about something more as Simon Sinek said: “I think that we live in the world that we have confused vulnerability with broadcasting feelings. Sitting in your bedroom with your phone on self-view and broadcasting your break up or your anger or whatever it is on Tik Tok or whatever your media of choice is … is not vulnerability. Even if you’re crying. Have that exact conversation with those exact same words with somebody you love and see how difficult that is. That is vulnerability.” Best wishes, Kamila
@@kamilaskutnik5877 how strange to white knight for a privileged white woman online who is a complete stranger to you being called out by black women for having been offensive in the past. People are allowed to have different opinions. As soon as you silence genuine criticism you’re in a very dangerous place. Baffles me that it bothers you this much. Live your life. Sarah’s chosen to live hers, and her kids, in the public eye and scrutiny comes with that.
Love Sarah, great interview. Just a suggestion for Sarah’s channel as she has admitted to not agreeing with certain content shared in the past. Little girls will go back and watch, please remove any videos that might be considered toxic. Obv we have watched her evolve over years but new watchers will still get influenced over what was recommended then, even though Sarah has now said it wasn’t the best advice. Just a suggestion to protect younger newer viewers.
It’s no coincidence that those videos contain adverts, she’s generating an income but hoping her self awareness over past patterns is enough to rationalise keeping the content available for public consumption. It doesn’t suffice, take down what did, and most likely still is doing the damage to many girls if you feel so far removed from what you once promoted.
hey Sarah I've been following you forever. I love you and support you. I'm sorry, you went thru dark places and went thru everything you went thru. no one needs to know your life and your baby's life except who you want to tell and who respects you. I'm so proud of you.
The braids seemed to offend everyone else besides us poc. It’s not a big deal, a hairstyle is an expression - the campaign was that vibe and that was it! Do you jump on Beyoncé or the Kardashians for their blonde hair? Sarah is insightful and eloquent and even if I can’t relate to those yucky Dino bars and I’m as flexible as a salada, she’s still inspiring in heaps of ways. I’m really loving her growth and this talk 🤘🏽
two of my favorites in one place- idk how it took me 6 months to find this but I love how natural this whole conversation was. its was like girl talk between old friends while talking about such impactful topics- love it :)
I’ve always known Grace is smart but this interview just reminded me of that. She provides a lot of commentary so it feels a bit more of a collab rather than an interview of Sarah.
This was hard to watch. The answer to the title should be a resounding yes, and Sarah is unfortunately a prime example of this. I take issue with family vloggers in general as their children become part of their brand, they're not old enough to give consent or decide whether they want to be public figures, and they're put in an exposed and potentially dangerous situation when their parents disclose too much information about them online, which can be abused and poses a security threat in the wrong hands. I can only commend her for not disclosing her children's health issues. I used to love watching Sarah's Day, was a follower for many years. She comes off as a wonderful mother, partner and friend. She has this fantastic energy about her. I unsubscribed however because of the many double standards and lies. It's hard to empathise with her when she sits here talking about her disordered eating and how difficult it was in light of the controversy following her exercise guide e-book, specifically marketed towards people who experience- or have experienced these issues and flat out refusing to respond to the criticism and concerns that followed. I totally understand deleting troll comments and abuse from one's channel, but that's not what she's done and doing. She mass removes comments on all her channels from anyone who doesn't sing praises, including ED sufferers who are subscribed to her and are VERY nicely stating that it's triggering and politely addressing concerns about aforementioned guide, the qualifications required to make such a guide, and the advertisement for it. When she finally responded she made herself out to be the victim and put it down to haters trying to take her down and hurt her brand. It's tone deaf to put it mildly. I recommend checking out Mia Findlay's videos on the topic. Sarah will put warnings on vlogs discussing abortion and difficulty conceiving, but when it comes down to selling her products she doesn't extend any of the same empathy to her fans and customers who suggest improvements or incorporating help from someone qualified, like a clinician or dietician. I don't hate her, at all, but I can't respect her approach either.
This 👏is 👏everything!!!! 👏LoveSarah always have always will. Her honesty and journey has been so inspiring. She’s changed my life forever. Also literally screamed when this was posted🤩💖
This makes me so happy :) Sarah, thank you for being so open with your followers - you know we love you! And thank you Grace for this amazing interview! ❤
I love watching Sarah because it’s a feel good channel for me. It’s nice and bright and full of energy, it gets me out of a bad mood. I wish she had a lot more cooking videos but i understand why she doesn’t now, all good. Still love her content ❤️
I used to love Sarah, but had to stop watching because I simply don’t agree with how big of a focus her two boys are in her content - I mean at this point she’s a family channel. So little privacy all for the sake of “you guys are part of my life”. Of course it is completely up to her, but from an ethical standpoint I just can’t support her anymore but wish her well. Just wish her kids got to grow up in privacy with a normal childhood - many influencers manage to keep their kids out of their work life. They cannot consent to be filmed and show their private moments to millions of people because they can’t even comprehend what that actually MEANS.
I absolutely love Sarah. She makes me feel seen and safe just by being her authentic self. I look up to her ability to show resilience through adversity and maintain a beautiful energy. She doesnt pretend to be anything shes not and she does her best to show the good and the bad. I appreciate it so much. I get so defensive of her when I see these trolls speak to things they know nothing about. Im so grateful for her. If you dont like it, feel free to click something else. Dont forget that shes a human being doing her best and growing everyday. I genuinely feel like she has inspired me to be a better person in multiple stages of my life and this video was no exception. Its parasocial and she'll probably never fully grasp the impact she has made, but Im forever grateful for it
I used to be such a huge fan of Sarah’s but I’m so uncomfortable with how much she shows Fox and Mally that I stopped watching a while ago. I also used to enjoy her cooking recipes but now she doesn’t show them because of her app, which is far too expensive for me. I mean, that’s great for her! But I don’t really get anything from her content anymore.
I absolutely cannot understand how influencers like her choose to show their kids as much as she does. Parents trying to protect their children from anything that could be dangerous these days but then exploising them in this super toxic online world 🙄
This interview was suggested on my fyp and it honestly was amazing to watch everything broken down and continues to give me the upright most respect to Sarah x
It’s so weird to hear her say she wasn’t eating enough back in 2016/17/18 because i stg she says in EVERY vlog that she eats so much, all day, has no portion control, can’t stop eating etc.
I was thinking the same thing. She is just a liar and oviously had an eating disorder back then back just can’t admit it (especially after saying she used to eat protein powder on toast like if that is not distorted eating I don’t know what is ). It’s annoying how she talks about pregnancy allowing her to eat everything she was so called intolerant too 😂
@@clo2583 Pregnancy has weird effects on the body though. My sister had a heart condition which she developed aged 11 after going into shock, it really affected her life and she spent a lot of time at hospital because of it, and when she got pregnant in her 20's, the heart condition completely went away. The doctors said going through pregnancy reset a lot of stuff in her body. So it does happen, and with much more serious issues than food intolerances. If you do some research for yourself, you'll see there's a lot of scientific research analysing the effects of pregnancy and the physiological changes it causes, including the remission of autoimmune diseases.
@@danijane2819 my friend studied clinical physiology and she once told me that the baby can hormonally detect issues in the body and send signals to repair them. That is such an amazing story about your sister and I am so happy for her!
@@clo2583listen, I’m not saying she can’t possibly be a liar, but let me give you a perspective from someone who had an eating disorder. When you have one, your brain lies to YOU. It tells you that what you’re doing is great, that people who speak up just don’t get it, because you’re thin and ‘healthy’. Orthorexia is particularly nasty because there’s so much bs ‘health’ claims associated with it. You aren’t not eating, but you are still starving because you’re not consuming enough calories. I would be willing to bet that Sarah genuinely believed everything she was saying. She thought she was healthy and living an admirable lifestyle. So did I. I would basically eat just veggies and protein, workout twice a day sometimes and was obsessed with my looks. But everyone complimented me and if they expressed concern it was so few and far between that I just assumed they were jealous. It’s a very self absorbed way to live, but it’s not uncommon for women. My basic message is, try to have some compassion for people. Perhaps she should delete the videos, but I don’t think we can reasonably claim that she was just lying and trying to deceive her audience. I think she was trying to deceive herself, until one day her body crashed and she couldn’t pretend it was working for her anymore.
I've followed Sarah for years, this was very insightful and informative, and also hopefully a helpful chat for her and for anyone watching. Well done Sarah! :)
When i saw this notification i was soo excited! I've watched Sarah and you for years and I just love how honest and open you too are! Thank you for this plattform and these chats!
Sarah, you are just absolutely amazing. I have followed you since 2016, and you have always been and just continue to grow and transform into such a radiant and beautiful woman, with a beautiful family. It feels like an honor to "know" you here on social media. May Jesus always fill you and your family to overflow and constantly draw you into deeper intimacy with Himself! So thankful for you!!!
I'm happy she's grown but the talk about being cancelled for not following "trends" is gross considering the main things she's been cancelled for are racism, cultural appropriation and trying to profit off of a natural disaster. Sorry but the lack of remorse and insistance that she's the victim is icky.
I think you're mistaken, she's not racist. The braids thing was an over top reaction, are we saying that white woman can't have plaits in their hair now? She apologised for that anyway. And the third thing I have no idea what you're on about.
Can SOMEONE please explain to me how a white girl can’t do braids and then is called racist but a man can turn into a woman and be “identified” as a woman? Like generally curious how this is all different. It’s not like she was intentionally trying to be racist. It’s a freakin hairstyle….
Sarah. I'm a mother. I was so touched the way you handled the news with Malakai. You are such an amazing mother and Christian. This piece of the interview really inspired me. Thank you.
I absolutely hate the "disclosure pressure" influences feel!! It feels so redundant honestly and I wish people could be unapologetic again. There's such a breath of fresh air when you just say what you mean, and "if You're offended by it, there's the door."
Don't click bait and tease a miscarriage and your sons illness if you don't want to be asked about it? That's exactly what she wanted, publicity and speculation to garner income at the expense of her child. You are the reason those children's lives are public knowledge. Take some accountability for that as a mother 🤦♀️
Exactly. She did it for money and he might be 100% okay but the speculation it will follow him around through his childhood. If she didn’t wasn’t people to know she should have kept quiet but her narcissism wouldn’t let her. I feel for her kids and how they will grow up.
@@heyyou9313 and her saying "oh a midwife may have disclosed it to her partner" who cares,you could have ignored that speculation, and most likely would have never gotten out. She did worse, she broadcast it to millions of people online. The contradiction and lack of self awarness from her is scary. She is just trying to justify her actions and exploitation of her children.
I followed Sarah right at the beginning and I remember watching her eating minimal etc and comparing myself thinking omg she's so healthy and I'm not etc it made me feel shit. And I ended up unfollowing because it was very repetitive. Watching her now she's a completely different person and her content is different. Everyone makes mistakes and it's always a learning opportunity. I'm so happy that influencers are now recognising toxic fitness advice and channels.
@sarahsday, this convo is so great. I never heard your story, but have followed your channel for years. So much respect for you. Thank you for being such a beautiful and authentic person and for following your faith!
Mallaky is the most gorgeous baby ever. He is always happy. He loves his family and it shows. I mostly watch Sarahs videos and post bcs of him. I am personally positive that he doesnt have anything rhat he wont be able to overcome
I've been following Sarah since Jan 2016. Although we have different hobbies, beliefs, situations, and preferences, etc., I continually tune into her content because we have things alike: oversharing honesty, an attitude of owning your awkward/acting confident, and having an immense work ethic. Our differences make us more interesting, and I'm glad she makes the effort to tune out other people's negativity because I've loved watching her grow. (Even if I could care less about newborn essentials! 🤣)
Hello, thank you so much for having Sierra on. I absolutely adore Sarah! I started watching her back in the day when my kids were small and I just loved her life. It just seems so fun and adventurous and I was with her when she made the announcement of having fox! I tried like how to get one of her outfits when she started her clothing line couldn’t do it because it was always sold out but I really like Sarah and everything that she puts out. She was my inspiration for starting my UA-cam channel, so thanks again for sharing your life with us Sarah!
Sarah is such a positive soul- her videos were what I needed when I was in my early twenties. 🙏 she helped me have a better relationship with food and my body. Such a gem.
Love you Sarah! Thanks for sharing 💛 been following you for a long time, super cool to see where you are now. And thanks for sharing more about your faith, love that
@sarahsday you are so smart and wise I really admire the way you addressed the doctor treating your second pregnancy. Your approach is so admirable. Just your simple question of 'what pregnancy would you keep', so much respect to you and a damn good question!! You're an absolute legend!
Great great conversation, thanks for sharing really interesting topics and opening up about the "process" of growing as an influencer. As you girls said, we are all continually learning and that's the reminder I'm taking home.
I have literally followed Sarah’s channel since she lived at home with her parents hahaha (I remember that camera-broken video lol) and she has grown- got engaged, got married had TWO babies, grown in her career, AND YET, I still find her relatable! I am not married, I do not have children. I have had significant growth in my career, but no family (yet) Sooooo - it might have a lot to do with reliability, but with Sarah, it's the AUTHENTICITY that keeps me here! ❤
Same here
Likewise
I couldn’t have said it better! She’s such a positive light.
Same!!! I remember that kitchen vividly lol
I’m not familiar with the interviewer, this video came up on my suggestions because I follow Sarah‘s day. But what a lovely interview and interaction between the two. I have followed Sarah’s day for many years and I think she is a very authentic person. I’ve read through the comments and some of them are quite negative about her. I’m not sure why people are shocked that somebody would talk about themselves in an interview meant to literally talk about themselves. I think she does the best she can in the setting of a career where she shares her life. The culture we live in can be quite difficult and she does take it with respect and grace.
The interviewer is another ‘influencer’ called Grace Beverley- she has her own channel x
I was one of the 30k that followed her because I went through a breakup at the same time and she was SO RELATABLE. I tried the shred life for a while and lost my period too. But I have been watching her for years and don’t plan on stopping until she hangs her hat up. I genuinely respect her approach to life and willingness to learn and grow.
I can’t wait to see her ‘house of groms’ stage of career growth!!
Have followed Sarah since 2015. So grateful for her life and her testimony, especially watching her grow in her confidence and Christianity. What an inspiration, girl.
When she first gave hints to being Christian I was ecstatic!
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@@-attemptingtherandom-2777 same girl!!!
There was a period of time I unsubscribed from Sarah's channel and this conversation addresses the toxic fitspo era perfectly. Much respect ladies 💛
One thing I wish she would incorporate in her content is the advice of a registered dietitian. I haven’t consumed content of hers since 2020 because I was part of that group that was quite vulnerable and went along with her extreme phase, and coincidentally developed orthorexia, responsibility not pinned on her though. Now, after studying dietetics and finding balance and real health, this talk kind of heals some wounds and resentment I’ve had toward sarah since that time. Thanks!
She has in her new cookbook. :D
Sarah speaking about her 2nd baby and her faith 🙌🏼😭😭😭 love her more ❤️
When you casually click on a video and end up having a God moment. Wow.
thank you so much Sarah.. Your testimony is incredible. ❤️
I like Sarah but i did get annoyed at some point with promoting a natural and healthy lifestyle but having fake tan, fake nails, fake hair, fake lips... and working with a big unethical company like white fox :-/
The last point 🙌
Thanks for sharing the journey of being a Mother having a baby/a child with a chromosome disorder. I rarely hear anyone else discussing this. With love from another Aussie Mum with a beautiful rare child 🌟
I used to watch Sarah all the time and was super inspired by her diet and loved when she shared her meals. I stopped following her maybe a couple years ago because I felt like she became non relatable. She had this gorgeous house and successful business and perfect family. Just way out there compared to my world
same here, plus with kids. But I still support her in the distance, even though I disagree with a lot of her choices, its her life not mine, i choose to see her bright side.
Totally! It's kinda happening to me now a little but I honestly like her content and even though I am also from a very different part of the world (South America) or economical range, I feel like I shouldn't compare myself with her, not even for a second. She is like a long distance friend that I enjoy very much watching and getting to know whats up with her.
I really respect that she doesn’t want to share the genetic abnormality of her son, and I’m thankful Mally is thriving. But I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t curious. I think it could be educational for viewers but I totally get that he comes first! Love Sarah so so much.
@Bonnie Tang Maybe it’s for you to develop social skills and understand that you don’t need to know.
@Bonnie Tang but as a vlogger the topic will come up so it’s not something that can be completely ignored or skirted around. I do take your point but how else do they get around it especially when they’re processing such serious matters themselves. It’s their job at the end of the day x
@@bonnietang3870 That’s not for you to decide. It doesn’t matter where she worked or what she did, it would eventually become obvious and she would have to deal with it “publicly” no matter what. The fact that her entire life is on camera, to bring it up, address it lightly and say she does not feel that details are for everyone to know.. very respectful way of going about it. If she went in on it and displayed his struggles daily, or tried to make money off of it.. maybe that would be different? But then again she could bring a lot of education and normalize these types of “disorders” or whatever it may be. Stay in your lane, worry about your own life is all I can recommend because at the end of the day.. someone will always ridicule her decision (obviously).
@@tinavegas4575 it is not her story to share… especially with MILLIONS watching. The comments and reactions they receive is far different from your life. One day he will be able to go back and see this all. Every word that every stranger shared, you have no idea the affects that will have on a child. And all he will see now is him being loved unconditionally and living his life. If she was embarrassed she would hide him.. she’s being respectful of his journey. Quit mom shaming.
@Bonnie Tang have you ever tried assuming she has the best intentions?
I’ve always had a lot of respect for Sarah and love watching her videos since I found her in 2019. Hearing her open up like this in a long form conversation has only amplified those feelings. Wishing she and her family all the best ❤️
I first found Sarah whenever she announced to Kurt that she was pregnant with Fox. So I started to watch her whenever she posted every 3 days! Then I took a dive to her first videos and watched them all in order. I fell in love with her, her content, and I really enjoyed watching her grow from her "baby youtube" stage to now. All her fitness meet and greets, to moving into the small apartment, to the birth of Fox, of which I balled my eyes out. Then watching Kurt propose, the wedding, all of it! I can say one thing, I love Kurt more than the ex! and I remember when she was talking about all the horror that she was going through when she was pregnant with Malakai with all the trolls assuming, demanding, I was crying and frustrated with her! I love Sarah, her family, and I totally live my fantasy Australian life through her! I am an American, living on the East Coast, and I would love to come to Australian and hope that I see her while im there!
It’s so funny you comment about living your Australian fantasy through her because SAME FOR ME!! I start talking in an accent, I feel like I’m gonna blog like her AND I’ve even asked my hubs if we can move to Australia 🤣🤣
I also watched that video first too!! And that’s what got me started following her channel.😍
I am only 25 mins into this interview but I am enjoying it a lot. I used to follow Sarah's channel back when I was 16/17 years old, struggling with an eating disorder (falling into a similar set of believing what I was doing was "healthy"/"good") It was during that time that Sarah's "shred life" videos were trending and looking back/during my recovery a few years back I recognised how these kinds of videos were enabling me in my disordered mindset. To have this interview now and hear her reflecting back on that phase of her UA-cam channel and talk honestly about it and to own the content she put out there and to reflect on it critically means a lot to me (more than I would've thought it would) and also is interesting to look back on now and recognise and understand Sarah's situation back then better than I ever could have at 17. I, too, love looking back now, remembering that first-meet up, that break up video, the first tiny apartment Kurt and Sarah shared. good memories :D Anyhow, I just thought I'd leave this here before I get back to watching the rest of the video. All the love and respect going out to Sarah and her family!
I’ve been a subscriber of both grace and Sarah for such a long time, I love that they’ve come together to talk about this. Go girls 🎉
Loved this "You do want this, I'm going to slip it in and it's going to be a surprise and you're going to make it work" and how Grace articulated how a video and the context can be understood by every individual so differently. Thoroughly enjoyed!
I'm so thankful Sarah shared her faith in Christ and this interview was great! Seriously, blown away by this interview.
yes! immediately started crying lol.
I have followed Sarah's channel from when she met Kurt, and I was a new mum at the same time so I have grown in my life with her channel. I never see interviews and this was so fantastic. Great insight to both Sarah and Grace (whose channel I love too). I feel that this could be a great podcast on topics because each have different life backgrounds but are in the same space. Business, growth, personal, navigating media. Winning video, so relatable and inspiring from someone who is both a mother and businesswoman ❤️
I think its great for you and your family. I understand you are not showing off but I hope you can also understand why people like me don't follow your journey anymore without taking it personaly. I works 12 hour shifts, 6 days a week and still might never be able to aford a tiny house and kids, it makes you feel a bit shity when you constantly see flashy things and wealth spat in your face eveywhere on social media.
I've been watching Sarah since 2015! This was such a lovely interview and so genuine. Seriously one of my favorite UA-camrs and one of the few I still watch nowadays! Also so proud of her and Kurt's faith! As a christian myself it's lovely to see others be bold and not afraid to share their faith. It's why I love Delilah and Milena as well!
I’ve been following Sarah from day one. Had hormonal acne, PCOS and CIN3 (plus endometriosis). I had the procedure Sarah talks about in regards to CIN3, and she’s right, it caused major problems in pregnancy. I nearly had baby at 23 weeks as my body couldn’t hold baby in due to the surgery so I had to remove pre cancerous cells. I had to have a surgery to put a metal band in to keep baby in and a surgery at 38 weeks to remove the metal band. It’s baby’s 1st birthday today and without that surgery baby wouldn’t be here. However a massive point here is in the UK I had to push for a consultants care when pregnant and if I didn’t, the problem wouldn’t have been spotted by the consultant and baby wouldn’t be here. So if you’ve had CIN3 and a procedure to resolve it, demand support if you become pregnant ❤
I just had cin 2 and 3 removed and having problems with future pregnancies is one of my main worries 😫😫
@@stripesofcolors1 it’s totally manageable but you just need to be pushing Drs to keep a close eye on it. I had routine check ups up check my body was holding baby in place but at one check up it was discovered my body wasn’t, so I was rushed into surgery. Next time, I’ll have this surgery (cervical stitch) from the beginning. It’s common to have the LLETZ procedure for CIN3 removal and not need to cervical stitch in pregnancy. As long as you’re being monitored it’s completely controllable 👌🏼😇
I had a cone biopsy for my CIN 3 and it's also cause me major issues with my pregnancy (currently 28w) and it was recognised there was a problem at 19w. I'm currently on bed rest and already had the corticosteroids to mature the baby's lungs at 25w.
Its so lovely to hear you made it to 38w!! Means there is hope! Thank you 🥰🌷🤰🏼
@@poppyshaw-rutter5554 Stitch removed at 37/38 weeks and baby didn’t come until nearly 40! We’re very lucky 🍀
Wishing you all the best in your pregnancy 🤰 😇
I had the same! Pcos and cin3 and also had the LEEP procedure! Also had major pregnancy complications with the cervical stitch and now have an 18 month old! I had no idea I could have such huge problems and I love that sarah has brought more awareness to that
I started watching from almost day 1. Stopped watching around the time Sarah was saying the "toxic culture" bits. Because of exactly what she was saying, she was not eating or switching diets and telling people it was what they "should" do with no evidence or reasoning and it was frustrating. Sooo nice to hear her saying she regrets it. Loved her personality but it just wasn't right. But I appreciate her for getting me thinking of my health, glad she is able to be honest about it.
I love this so so much! I didn’t want it to end. She put my mind at ease when it comes to motherhood, fitness and just life. So relatable and real! The collab i didn’t know i needed ❤
Oh my, two icons together. I'm shaken and so excited to watch.
Literal chills when Sarah asked the genetic specialist if they recommend any mother to keep a baby with genetic abnormalities. Praise the lord for your bravery Sarah standing up for your little one 💕
What a cool interview, Grace you are a great interviewer you know how to keep the audience and the guest so engaged, and Sarah you are so open and genuine!
The UA-cam collab we didn’t know we needed!! Absolutely obsessed & I wish both of you only success & love ❤
Honestly tho! I never thought of this collab but got so excited when I saw it!!!!
Really enjoyed this conversation, and I love that Grace brought up the responsibility that influencers should take (to a degree) over their content relating to food and fitness. I hope Sarah has been able to accept some of the feedback she’s gotten in the last year or two regarding a message that can at times feel directed towards women suffering from ED. I had followed her for years, but had to take a step back because some of the content felt like it was pushing the boundaries of toxic health inspo. But I’m all for people growing and learning, and I wish the best for her family! She really does seem like such a great mum.
*edit: also something i've noticed is that grace has taken down nearly all of the posts she was referring to about macros and fitness advice. would love to see sarah do the same!
i unfollowed her recently. i think she's kinda toxic. she used to say she ate sooo much and made me feel like shit at 17, now she's saying her eating was disordered and not enough? she should take that content down if she doesn't want to influence more people
This has to be one of my favourite podcasts EVER!!! Flowed so well on both ends & Can we just appreciate how open and incredible Sarah is 😍😍😍♥️♥️
I love how Sarah said she couldn't relate to certain influencers anymore and there she is, totally not relatable anymore, buying a boat for Christmas etc. - not hating, just pointing out 😂 I still love her but couldn't relate to anything for years
I absolutely love her. Always a class act and just a beautiful person ❤
This is so beautiful to see the two of them to come together and discuss relatable real life things 💕
This is such a great convo. Super lovely to hear both Sarah and Grace reflect and recognise toxic culture on social media. We all grew up together and are all better now than we were then 💕💕
I am so glad that I watched this interview. Thank you for being so open about things Sarah ❤
Admittedly I’m someone who stepped away from following your channel because I realized my fitness/eating had become an unhealthy obsession and I needed to not consume that style of content anymore.
I’m so happy to hear that you’re rocking a balanced life and killing it as a mum🎉
Looking forward to binge watching your more recent content 😊
I totally understand where she’s coming from regarding her son. I have a son on the spectrum and he is now 12 and thriving! People can say what they want about Sarah, but she’s a damn good mother who always puts her children first. And that’s why she has my support ❤
She literally exploits her children for money 😅
Autism isn’t a genetic abnormality
@@pfftxoxo1502 is is actually, autism is a neurotype which is highly linked to genetics!
@@pfftxoxo1502 Autism is a polygenic disorder, meaning it is genetic amongst other factors.
I loved this episode! I found Sarah in early 2014 and she really saved me from the Freelee cult😅
Sarah, your story is so inspiring. The way you talk, the way you move, the way you show your passion, enthusiasm and understanding is making me think like 'wow, what an incredible woman!'.
Professional interview is always good to listen to and watch.
You girls both are looking fantastic! :D
Thank you for sharing these stories and being there.
Absolutely loved this, have been a sub of Sarah since her first ebook release. Was amazing to hear her reiterate her journey and the changes she has gone through.
Omg; how dangerous can be these “influencers “ especially in the area of health… they need a diploma in order to “teach”
You didn’t ask her any of the hard questions and seemed really bias. She says she was really unhealthy and it wasn’t okay yet the videos are still on UA-cam being monetised.
Well said!
First of all I loved this conversation 🤍
Secondly, I’ve read a couple of ridiculous comments under this video that I want to address. When you’re being hateful online - show your face. Hiding behind negative comments is a coward move. What’s the point of spreading negativity and false information?
Please double check information when you’re applying it to somebody & your own body. You don’t have to do or listen to what UA-camrs are doing or saying blindly. You have your own brain. Sarah is just a person and clearly trying to do her best. She doesn’t have everything figured out, you know? But she is constantly trying and that’s admirable.
Why are we not allowed to criticize people anymore?
We don’t have to say yes & amen to everything these influencers sell us.
You should respect when people disagree, especially since many of the comments are NOT actual hate.
@@kij1997 To clarify: there is a difference between constructive criticism and being hateful. I am not saying you should agree with everything. Definitely not. As I said before you have your own brain but if you’re not agreeing with someone say it respectfully.
Calling somebody racist for example is just hurtful, unnecessary and baseless in this case. It’s cyberbullying not criticism.
@@kamilaskutnik5877 I completely agree that a lot of tattle and other stuff is cyber bullying, rude and weirdly obsessive about Sarah’s life.
At the time of the cultural appropriation stuff there were a lot of black women commenting trying to educate her about cultural appropriation, the significance of braids, etc. A lot of the response from Sarah was the same stuff you read from her followers in the comments here: “I didn’t do anything wrong, what a stupid thing to get upset about, this is not a big deal, poor me for getting all this hate” etc etc. Even though many of the comments were very kind and respectful and just trying to help her see a different perspective, they got deleted and labeled as “haters”. The same thing happened recently with an ad for one of her workout books where followers very kindly explained how her ad affects people with eating disorders and to please change it or take it down. Response- delete comments, call them haters.
I don’t hate Sarah but she does sometimes seem to forget that her place online is such that she is intentionally trying to influence peoples behaviour and make money off them. I don’t think this is bad in itself but it’s not the same as “just being myself and getting hate for it”. Even if she wants to keep a record of her past, she could have one of her staff add a disclaimer before her past videos saying it is not healthy behaviour, or she could take out the ads from those videos, etc.
@@thelovelyvee How many times should she apologize?
She apologized and reshoot the campaign. Sarah received death threats because braids situation. I mean … actual death threats. That is insane. She has two sons. No wonder she tried not to provoke the discussion further. Why are people trying force her to talk about it again? It’s clear to me that she was uninformed and did faux-pas. Her only intention was for her hair to look good. Why people can’t let it go?
I think she has the right to delete comments that are painful to her. It’s her platform after all. If somebody doesn’t like her and doesn’t agree with that - doesn't have to be there.
It’s a bit sad tho that she has to think about stuff that she said and did a few years ago. It’s almost like you can’t really go forward.
I think she created a lot of value. Some of it is for free other things are not. I really appreciate the workouts that she is uploading. I love pilates and in ”real world” pilates is expensive. Thanks to her & few other woman on UA-cam I can do it as many times as I want. I feel grateful for it.
As she mentioned in the video she is oversharer but I think vulnerability is about something more as Simon Sinek said:
“I think that we live in the world that we have confused vulnerability with broadcasting feelings. Sitting in your bedroom with your phone on self-view and broadcasting your break up or your anger or whatever it is on Tik Tok or whatever your media of choice is … is not vulnerability. Even if you’re crying. Have that exact conversation with those exact same words with somebody you love and see how difficult that is. That is vulnerability.”
Best wishes,
Kamila
@@kamilaskutnik5877 how strange to white knight for a privileged white woman online who is a complete stranger to you being called out by black women for having been offensive in the past. People are allowed to have different opinions. As soon as you silence genuine criticism you’re in a very dangerous place. Baffles me that it bothers you this much. Live your life. Sarah’s chosen to live hers, and her kids, in the public eye and scrutiny comes with that.
Love Sarah, great interview.
Just a suggestion for Sarah’s channel as she has admitted to not agreeing with certain content shared in the past. Little girls will go back and watch, please remove any videos that might be considered toxic. Obv we have watched her evolve over years but new watchers will still get influenced over what was recommended then, even though Sarah has now said it wasn’t the best advice. Just a suggestion to protect younger newer viewers.
I agree. She’s openly acknowledging it was problematic but the content is all still readily accessible? It doesn’t make sense.
yes so hypocritical! Admitting that it was unhealthy and still making money off keeping those videos up..
This is so true, 15 year old me fell into the rabbit hole of her dieting videos and wishing to look like her. It really impacted my mental health :(
It’s no coincidence that those videos contain adverts, she’s generating an income but hoping her self awareness over past patterns is enough to rationalise keeping the content available for public consumption. It doesn’t suffice, take down what did, and most likely still is doing the damage to many girls if you feel so far removed from what you once promoted.
She doesn’t actually care. Sarah profits from diet culture and exploiting her children.
hey Sarah I've been following you forever. I love you and support you. I'm sorry, you went thru dark places and went thru everything you went thru. no one needs to know your life and your baby's life except who you want to tell and who respects you. I'm so proud of you.
The braids seemed to offend everyone else besides us poc. It’s not a big deal, a hairstyle is an expression - the campaign was that vibe and that was it! Do you jump on Beyoncé or the Kardashians for their blonde hair?
Sarah is insightful and eloquent and even if I can’t relate to those yucky Dino bars and I’m as flexible as a salada, she’s still inspiring in heaps of ways. I’m really loving her growth and this talk 🤘🏽
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Is that the "racism" people are talking about? It's just braids! I'm so confused
👏👏👏👏👏 thank you for talking some sense 👏
she had braids in her first active wear campaign and no one said anything then ! why did they for this campaign ? I dont get it either
two of my favorites in one place- idk how it took me 6 months to find this but I love how natural this whole conversation was. its was like girl talk between old friends while talking about such impactful topics- love it :)
I’ve always known Grace is smart but this interview just reminded me of that. She provides a lot of commentary so it feels a bit more of a collab rather than an interview of Sarah.
0:36 those videos are all still up and monetised? I'm confused
So much respect for both these smart, grounded, successful women!
This was hard to watch. The answer to the title should be a resounding yes, and Sarah is unfortunately a prime example of this. I take issue with family vloggers in general as their children become part of their brand, they're not old enough to give consent or decide whether they want to be public figures, and they're put in an exposed and potentially dangerous situation when their parents disclose too much information about them online, which can be abused and poses a security threat in the wrong hands. I can only commend her for not disclosing her children's health issues.
I used to love watching Sarah's Day, was a follower for many years. She comes off as a wonderful mother, partner and friend. She has this fantastic energy about her. I unsubscribed however because of the many double standards and lies. It's hard to empathise with her when she sits here talking about her disordered eating and how difficult it was in light of the controversy following her exercise guide e-book, specifically marketed towards people who experience- or have experienced these issues and flat out refusing to respond to the criticism and concerns that followed. I totally understand deleting troll comments and abuse from one's channel, but that's not what she's done and doing. She mass removes comments on all her channels from anyone who doesn't sing praises, including ED sufferers who are subscribed to her and are VERY nicely stating that it's triggering and politely addressing concerns about aforementioned guide, the qualifications required to make such a guide, and the advertisement for it. When she finally responded she made herself out to be the victim and put it down to haters trying to take her down and hurt her brand. It's tone deaf to put it mildly. I recommend checking out Mia Findlay's videos on the topic.
Sarah will put warnings on vlogs discussing abortion and difficulty conceiving, but when it comes down to selling her products she doesn't extend any of the same empathy to her fans and customers who suggest improvements or incorporating help from someone qualified, like a clinician or dietician. I don't hate her, at all, but I can't respect her approach either.
The interview I’ve been waiting for!!! I love this ❤
This 👏is 👏everything!!!! 👏LoveSarah always have always will. Her honesty and journey has been so inspiring. She’s changed my life forever. Also literally screamed when this was posted🤩💖
omg my two world coliided!!! loved this video you guys did amazing ❤
That's how I felt! I couldn't believe my eyes hahaha
Loved this video! I've been really craving having a 'timeline review' of Sarah's life and hearing about her journey. Such an inspiration!
This makes me so happy :) Sarah, thank you for being so open with your followers - you know we love you! And thank you Grace for this amazing interview! ❤
I love watching Sarah because it’s a feel good channel for me. It’s nice and bright and full of energy, it gets me out of a bad mood. I wish she had a lot more cooking videos but i understand why she doesn’t now, all good. Still love her content ❤️
I used to love Sarah, but had to stop watching because I simply don’t agree with how big of a focus her two boys are in her content - I mean at this point she’s a family channel. So little privacy all for the sake of “you guys are part of my life”. Of course it is completely up to her, but from an ethical standpoint I just can’t support her anymore but wish her well. Just wish her kids got to grow up in privacy with a normal childhood - many influencers manage to keep their kids out of their work life. They cannot consent to be filmed and show their private moments to millions of people because they can’t even comprehend what that actually MEANS.
I absolutely love Sarah. She makes me feel seen and safe just by being her authentic self. I look up to her ability to show resilience through adversity and maintain a beautiful energy. She doesnt pretend to be anything shes not and she does her best to show the good and the bad. I appreciate it so much. I get so defensive of her when I see these trolls speak to things they know nothing about. Im so grateful for her. If you dont like it, feel free to click something else. Dont forget that shes a human being doing her best and growing everyday. I genuinely feel like she has inspired me to be a better person in multiple stages of my life and this video was no exception. Its parasocial and she'll probably never fully grasp the impact she has made, but Im forever grateful for it
Wow thank you girls for being vulnerable and open is really touching me
I used to be such a huge fan of Sarah’s but I’m so uncomfortable with how much she shows Fox and Mally that I stopped watching a while ago. I also used to enjoy her cooking recipes but now she doesn’t show them because of her app, which is far too expensive for me. I mean, that’s great for her! But I don’t really get anything from her content anymore.
I absolutely cannot understand how influencers like her choose to show their kids as much as she does. Parents trying to protect their children from anything that could be dangerous these days but then exploising them in this super toxic online world 🙄
This interview was suggested on my fyp and it honestly was amazing to watch everything broken down and continues to give me the upright most respect to Sarah x
Love Sarah’s day and her journey, we all make mistakes but it gets us to who we really are!! ♥️
It’s so weird to hear her say she wasn’t eating enough back in 2016/17/18 because i stg she says in EVERY vlog that she eats so much, all day, has no portion control, can’t stop eating etc.
I was thinking the same thing. She is just a liar and oviously had an eating disorder back then back just can’t admit it (especially after saying she used to eat protein powder on toast like if that is not distorted eating I don’t know what is ). It’s annoying how she talks about pregnancy allowing her to eat everything she was so called intolerant too 😂
@@clo2583 Pregnancy has weird effects on the body though. My sister had a heart condition which she developed aged 11 after going into shock, it really affected her life and she spent a lot of time at hospital because of it, and when she got pregnant in her 20's, the heart condition completely went away. The doctors said going through pregnancy reset a lot of stuff in her body. So it does happen, and with much more serious issues than food intolerances. If you do some research for yourself, you'll see there's a lot of scientific research analysing the effects of pregnancy and the physiological changes it causes, including the remission of autoimmune diseases.
@@danijane2819 my friend studied clinical physiology and she once told me that the baby can hormonally detect issues in the body and send signals to repair them. That is such an amazing story about your sister and I am so happy for her!
@@AC-iw5mv evidence, please. Conducting the research to scientifically prove this would be an ethical can of worms. Sounds more like a theory.
@@clo2583listen, I’m not saying she can’t possibly be a liar, but let me give you a perspective from someone who had an eating disorder. When you have one, your brain lies to YOU. It tells you that what you’re doing is great, that people who speak up just don’t get it, because you’re thin and ‘healthy’. Orthorexia is particularly nasty because there’s so much bs ‘health’ claims associated with it. You aren’t not eating, but you are still starving because you’re not consuming enough calories. I would be willing to bet that Sarah genuinely believed everything she was saying. She thought she was healthy and living an admirable lifestyle. So did I. I would basically eat just veggies and protein, workout twice a day sometimes and was obsessed with my looks. But everyone complimented me and if they expressed concern it was so few and far between that I just assumed they were jealous. It’s a very self absorbed way to live, but it’s not uncommon for women. My basic message is, try to have some compassion for people. Perhaps she should delete the videos, but I don’t think we can reasonably claim that she was just lying and trying to deceive her audience. I think she was trying to deceive herself, until one day her body crashed and she couldn’t pretend it was working for her anymore.
I've followed Sarah for years, this was very insightful and informative, and also hopefully a helpful chat for her and for anyone watching. Well done Sarah! :)
LOVE YOU SARAH!!!! Been following you for years and i love to see your evolution!
This was a fantastic conversation, I really appreciate both y'all!
When i saw this notification i was soo excited! I've watched Sarah and you for years and I just love how honest and open you too are! Thank you for this plattform and these chats!
Sarah, you are just absolutely amazing. I have followed you since 2016, and you have always been and just continue to grow and transform into such a radiant and beautiful woman, with a beautiful family. It feels like an honor to "know" you here on social media. May Jesus always fill you and your family to overflow and constantly draw you into deeper intimacy with Himself! So thankful for you!!!
I felt like I learnt so much about Sarah. This was so much fun to watch! 😁 Thank you 😍
The ultimate duo! Thanks for this gals. How great 🙌
Been thinking a lot recently whether my desire to have kids is my own or if is just pressure! It was nice to hear you guys chat about it 😊
I'm happy she's grown but the talk about being cancelled for not following "trends" is gross considering the main things she's been cancelled for are racism, cultural appropriation and trying to profit off of a natural disaster. Sorry but the lack of remorse and insistance that she's the victim is icky.
Wait what??? I've missed so much
I think you're mistaken, she's not racist. The braids thing was an over top reaction, are we saying that white woman can't have plaits in their hair now? She apologised for that anyway. And the third thing I have no idea what you're on about.
She was never racist. People tried to cancel her for wearing braids in a campaign.
Can SOMEONE please explain to me how a white girl can’t do braids and then is called racist but a man can turn into a woman and be “identified” as a woman? Like generally curious how this is all different. It’s not like she was intentionally trying to be racist. It’s a freakin hairstyle….
And their the ones that create the trend on the first place
Sarah. I'm a mother. I was so touched the way you handled the news with Malakai. You are such an amazing mother and Christian. This piece of the interview really inspired me. Thank you.
p.s. Malakai is so damn cute and sweet!!! fox too of course!!!
i also massively respect the respect you have for your son and his privacy
I love this, so honest and giving an insight into what we don't usually see
Sarah is the most down to earth influencer out there. Sarah is not just that she is a boss mom that's very inspiring and entertaining :) love Sarah
This interview was just lovely :) LOVE Sarah to piecesssss. Such good chemistry between them!
I absolutely hate the "disclosure pressure" influences feel!! It feels so redundant honestly and I wish people could be unapologetic again. There's such a breath of fresh air when you just say what you mean, and "if You're offended by it, there's the door."
Im glad she doesn’t harp on her mistakes, literally just refuses cancel culture with the take it or leave it mentality.
Yesssss I asked for Sarah on your poll, so happy you’ve done this!! She deserves to be heard ❤
Don't click bait and tease a miscarriage and your sons illness if you don't want to be asked about it? That's exactly what she wanted, publicity and speculation to garner income at the expense of her child. You are the reason those children's lives are public knowledge. Take some accountability for that as a mother 🤦♀️
Exactly. She did it for money and he might be 100% okay but the speculation it will follow him around through his childhood. If she didn’t wasn’t people to know she should have kept quiet but her narcissism wouldn’t let her.
I feel for her kids and how they will grow up.
@@heyyou9313 and her saying "oh a midwife may have disclosed it to her partner" who cares,you could have ignored that speculation, and most likely would have never gotten out.
She did worse, she broadcast it to millions of people online. The contradiction and lack of self awarness from her is scary. She is just trying to justify her actions and exploitation of her children.
Exactly. This is all business.
My two favorite ppl from the beginning coming together love it!
I followed Sarah right at the beginning and I remember watching her eating minimal etc and comparing myself thinking omg she's so healthy and I'm not etc it made me feel shit. And I ended up unfollowing because it was very repetitive. Watching her now she's a completely different person and her content is different. Everyone makes mistakes and it's always a learning opportunity. I'm so happy that influencers are now recognising toxic fitness advice and channels.
@sarahsday, this convo is so great. I never heard your story, but have followed your channel for years. So much respect for you. Thank you for being such a beautiful and authentic person and for following your faith!
I can see Sarah is an easily excitable person especially when talking about her life experiences but the way she interrupts Grace makes me cringe.
Literally just paused the video and booked my smear test!!! Has been on the to do for a while but get that shit done ladies!
My nurse has been bugging me for a year now 😂
So buzzing with my two fave UA-camrs this is such a throwback !!!
So nice to see my favorite bloggers together ❤
Mallaky is the most gorgeous baby ever. He is always happy. He loves his family and it shows. I mostly watch Sarahs videos and post bcs of him. I am personally positive that he doesnt have anything rhat he wont be able to overcome
Great interview! Need to hear more of the “dark side” to this profession.
THANKS MATE, 💗 For SHARING THIS AUSSIE BEAUTY I HV been watching Sarah for most of her content LOVE her ,So very proud ❤️ 💜 💙
I love Sara I follow her since 2014
Yes! He is the most beautiful baby! You’re so brave for sharing
I've been following Sarah since Jan 2016. Although we have different hobbies, beliefs, situations, and preferences, etc., I continually tune into her content because we have things alike: oversharing honesty, an attitude of owning your awkward/acting confident, and having an immense work ethic. Our differences make us more interesting, and I'm glad she makes the effort to tune out other people's negativity because I've loved watching her grow. (Even if I could care less about newborn essentials! 🤣)
Hello, thank you so much for having Sierra on. I absolutely adore Sarah! I started watching her back in the day when my kids were small and I just loved her life. It just seems so fun and adventurous and I was with her when she made the announcement of having fox! I tried like how to get one of her outfits when she started her clothing line couldn’t do it because it was always sold out but I really like Sarah and everything that she puts out. She was my inspiration for starting my UA-cam channel, so thanks again for sharing your life with us Sarah!
Sarah is such a positive soul- her videos were what I needed when I was in my early twenties. 🙏 she helped me have a better relationship with food and my body. Such a gem.
Love you Sarah! Thanks for sharing 💛 been following you for a long time, super cool to see where you are now. And thanks for sharing more about your faith, love that
Congratulations mama your dedication has payed off you deserve this 🎉❤
@sarahsday you are so smart and wise I really admire the way you addressed the doctor treating your second pregnancy. Your approach is so admirable. Just your simple question of 'what pregnancy would you keep', so much respect to you and a damn good question!! You're an absolute legend!
Great great conversation, thanks for sharing really interesting topics and opening up about the "process" of growing as an influencer. As you girls said, we are all continually learning and that's the reminder I'm taking home.